[rfreedom4u]

A friend of mine used to live in El Paso. Her car was stolen and she didn’t understand why because she lived in a nice part of town. I told her that’s why it was stolen. People who live in the nice part of town usually have nice things that the not so nice people want.

A nice handgun near the door would have been a good option.

[Ditter]

In my very nice part of town, 20 years ago I had my Cheve Suburban stolen from in front of my house during the night. The difference NOW is the break ins that are happening with much more frequency, some days 4,5, or 6 in one day or one night.

The house across the street that has been robbed twice in a years time, lost everything furniture, rugs artwork and the guy clothes the first time. The 2nd time they triggered the alarm and they left sooner.

Just before the first break in the house next door to him had workers on the roof for days. They could easily have watched the single guys coming and going. WE are trying to make sure the burglars go somewhere else. We have an alarm that is monitored, a neighborhood patrol, lights, dogs and SECURITY DOG signs. Do not count out the power of a DOG sign.